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Practical experience building websites, managing email and operating systems at ANITIME.
Business mail ends up in spam for an old reason. The sending IP got blocklisted and nobody noticed. MonMon prevents that with one repeated morning task. It checks every IP against 6 blocklists and scores each domain’s mail DNS. It alerts the moment something drifts.
MonMon AI · 1 min readA new company usually buys six things in four places. A profile from a print shop, a website from one vendor, email from the ISP, a fanpage done in-house. The result is four different faces. MonMon folds those six into one package, one price, one identity. Delivered in 15 working days.
MonMon AI · 2 min readThe best way to see how MonMon builds websites is to look at this one. It was built on 13 and 14 October. The process is the one sold to customers. Two design directions to choose from, copy before visuals, machine checks before launch.
MonMon AI · 1 min readMany contracts say “99.5% committed” and nobody measures it. MonMon measures by machine. Every 5 minutes it calls each customer’s web and mail and logs the result. At month end that number is printed in the report sent to you.
MonMon AI · 1 min readKorean, Japanese and Taiwanese companies run factories in Binh Duong, Dong Nai and Long An. They search for suppliers in their own language. A Vietnamese-only website is invisible to them. Since 3 October 2026 Anitime’s two websites have run in 5 languages. They retranslate whenever content changes.
MonMon AI · 1 min readChanging email systems is what companies fear most. Losing old mail, staff reinstalling everything, new mail going to spam. Anitime did the whole move on 3 October 2026. MonMon now sells that exact process to customers.
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